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What does Pierce Brosnan credit for his luxurious locks? – Celebitchy

Is The Office spinoff in trouble? – Pajiba

Does the dog die in Good Boy? – Bloody Disgusting

Want to own 20,000 Pez dispensers? – George Pennacchio

What doesn’t Nick Jonas do in the bedroom? – Farandulista

Which cult actor is being tapped for True Detective? – Screen Rant

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Believe it or not, Hot Ones is turning ten! So, to celebrate the milestone, Randy’s Donuts is honoring the talk show with a limited-edition donut. Because when I think of the web series where celebs eat increasingly hotter wings and answer questions, I think of donuts. I don’t, but someone did.

The Glaze of Glory Donut is a spicy glazed donut infused with Hot Ones Los Calientes Rojo sauce and topped with a fiery Rojo butter crumb.

I love hot sauce, but I never imagined it as a donut. However, now that I know it exists, I can’t wait to try it.

And I think, next season, Sean Evans needs to change things up and have an episode where they dab the pastry with different hot sauces.

Before Sissy Spacek was all virginal in Carrie, she was anything but on Love, American Style. She looks the same now as she did when she was 23 in that 1973 episode.

We have been following Kirsten Dunst’s career since she starred alongside Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise in 1994’s Interview with a Vampire. Therefore, you would think we would know how to say her first name correctly. But it turns out we have been mispronouncing her name the whole time.

Even though it is spelled Kirsten, some people pronounce her as Kristen. Then others, like me, thought it was Kerr-sten. And that is also wrong.

So what is the correct way to say it? She told Town & Country Magazine that it is pronounced Care-sten.

What happens if you call her by the wrong name? She says, “I give up. I don’t care.”

I can’t say I blame her. After 43 years, you just get tired of correcting people. Believe me, I sympathize with her.

 

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Ted Danson brought his nice guy persona to Man on the Inside, and people immediately fell in love with him and the crime-solving Netflix show! So much so that it made the under 55s want to live in assisted living facilities just like the one featured.

Therefore, as soon as the season ended, we wanted more. However, we had to wait for them to film new episodes for us to enjoy. And they did.

So today, the streaming service announced that those new episodes will debut on November 20th. This season takes retiree Charles (Danson) undercover on campus alongside a new lineup of just-announced cast members.

Gary Cole (NCIS, Veep) as Brad Vinick, a successful executive whose sizable donation to his alma mater starts a chain reaction that leads to Charles getting hired.

Michaela Conlin (Bones, For All Mankind) as Andrea Yi, who teaches economics at Wheeler College and is excited about the changes coming to the school.

Max Greenfield (The Neighborhood, Unfrosted) as Jack Beringer, the charismatic president of Wheeler College, whose job requires him to raise money from wealthy graduates.

Sam Huntington (Superman Returns, Being Human) as Max Griffin, a rabble-rousing professor of journalism at Wheeler College.

Jason Mantzoukas (Taskmaster, Big Mouth) as Apollo Lambrakis, an affable contractor who dreams of writing the Great American Novel.

Constance Marie (With Love, George Lopez) as Vanessa, a former con artist who serves as a part-time source on the criminal underworld for Julie (Estrada).

David Strathairn (The Bourne Legacy, Alphas) as Dr. Cole, head of the English department at Wheeler College, and the most famous and popular professor on campus.

Jill Talley (Mr. Show, Spongebob Squarepants) as Holly Bodgemark, the overworked, perpetually frazzled provost of Wheeler College.

Madison Hu (The Brothers Sun, The Boogeyman) as Claire, a Wheeler College junior who works multiple campus jobs to pay for her tuition.

Lisa Gilroy (Interior Chinatown, Jury Duty) as Kelseigh Rose, a budding photographer and the new wife of billionaire Brad Vinick.

Linda Park (Bosch, For All Mankind) as Elizabeth Muki, the director of the fine arts Department at Wheeler College.

Mary Steenburgen (Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, Book Club) as Mona Margadoff, a former musician who factors heavily into the latest case Charles is trying to solve.

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